Definition: "Outtake" means a cut or leftover in film, television, or other media that was discarded after the main project ended but before it could be made into a full show. It's often used metaphorically to describe something that doesn't fit into a planned narrative arc, like an outtake of a character being hurt by their own past mistakes or a moment when a scene is cut short for its sake rather than to complete the story.
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